A Reason, a Season, or a Lifetime: Relational Permanence Among Young Adults with Foster Care Backgrounds
By G. Samuels. 2008
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- Renewal and Risk: The Dual Experience of Young Motherhood and Aging Out of the Child Welfare System (2010, methodology): “Programs that focus on teen pregnancy should be evaluated for their effectiveness with foster youth and take into account the desire for relational permanence (Samuels, 2008) and emotional security that possibly motivates foster youth to desire parenthood (Bilaver & Courtney, 2006).”
- Placement Instability and Risky Behaviors of Youth Aging Out of Foster Care (2012, background): “Foster care youth and alumni have identified their instability as a major impediment to their willingness to form trusting relationships with others (Samuels 2008).”